What is actually in a standard screen where you are?
Curious how much this varies. The list I was given seems shorter than what people describe in other countries.
Curious how much this varies. The list I was given seems shorter than what people describe in other countries.
No live lice that I can find. The itch has not gone. Do I treat again?
First trip abroad since diagnosis. Worried about customs, about labels, and about running out.
Word came up in my appointment and I nodded rather than asking. Some sort of chlamydia variant?
Used to be every three years. New letter says five. It feels like a cut.
I have had recurring warts for two years. He has never had one. He is starting to think I am the problem and honestly so am…
Three weekly injections, I missed the middle one and went a week late. Does the course still count?
Term came up in a previous thread here and I want to understand it properly rather than half understand it.
Read that this one survives outside the body better than the others. Is non sexual transmission realistic?
I have a bottle in the cupboard from when the children had head lice. Can I use that?
Letter is full of abbreviations and grades. I understand roughly that it is not cancer and not much else.
Following on from the shortage thread. I would genuinely prefer tablets. Is the injection better or just traditional?
Asked at my last appointment and was told it is not routinely tested. That seems like a strange omission for a sexual health service.
Nothing else happened. I assumed a screen was unnecessary and now I am not sure.
Treated four times since January. Same symptoms, same result each time. I am starting to think the drug does not work on mine.
Living with HIV. HPV vaccination was mentioned in passing at a clinic appointment. I am in my thirties and assumed I was past it.
Genuinely unsure where the line is. Does everything count, or only certain things? I do not want to waste an appointment and I do not want…
There are products on the shelf for warts and verrucas and they are far cheaper than a clinic. Is there a reason not to?
Everything on offer treats what the virus has done. Is there genuinely nothing that targets the virus?
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